The "family court" system in Ontario is provided by Social Justice Tribunals Ontario, a system of kangaroo courts set up to handle all the icky things Ontarians would rather not think about deserving a fair trial.
For example, you could appeal a traffic ticket decision, but appealing a family court decision could be fairly difficult to impossible task in some jurisdictions.
"As you will learn from reading our interviews, in most states a "temporary" decision made at a 10-minute hearing is generally unappealable and, from a practical point of view, permanent. How reliable is the information that a judge receives? Judge Duncan headlines one section "Lies Usually Go Unpunished."